Why emphasize the genius of Stone God?
The reason why geniuses are geniuses is that of course there are factors such as talent and interest, but they are absolutely inseparable from their high concentration on their professional fields, even to the level of obsession. Just like the lines in "Farewell My Concubine": "If you don't go crazy, you can't live."
Since Ishigami can be so obsessed with mathematics that he forgets the whole world, once he decides that helping Hanaoka and her son is worth doing, he can do it with equal focus and tenacity, even throwing his life away to achieve it.
This kind of character, but not everyone can have.
However, if it is a stone god, I believe that the extreme feeling that is brazenly betting on one's own life has a high possibility of existence.
How much can you love someone? ——For Stone God, he can love as much as he loves mathematics. This is definitely not a joke.
Here are some thoughts on the characters in the film.
Once there are important characters who are not amazing in the novel, it is tantamount to a challenge to the movie casting. If the ugliness is too realistic, even if the actor himself has the professional spirit of swearing to sacrifice his image for the role, the audience who spends money to watch the play may not be able to appreciate it. However, if you abandon the spirit of the original work and use handsome men and beautiful women, the strength of the characters may be somewhat weakened by the strong light of the actors themselves. Wu.
So, at the beginning of the film, it can be said that I was a little nervous.
Fortunately, Shinichi Tsutsumi's Ishigami in the movie version did not disappoint. How can I describe that feeling? At first glance, it is just a tired middle-aged man with a dusty face and frost on his temples. The dust is generally inconspicuous, but in the development of the plot, it gradually emits a dazzling light like a diamond. Especially at the end, facing Miss Hanaoka who surrendered herself, Ishigami's heartfelt "why" definitely has the power to pierce people's hearts.
It is also worthy of gratitude that there is finally no scene of Professor Yukawa graffiti and formula maddening in the TV series. (By the way, the old saying, "Every line is like a mountain" is not deceiving! In order to facilitate the public to understand the work and way of thinking of science geniuses, let's see how TV drama directors and screenwriters take great pains to create such absurd scenes... Really There is no credit or hard work.)
If it is said that the competition of wisdom, Yukawa can stand up to Shishen; compared to Shishen's strong and deep feelings, the drama between Inner Sea and Yuchuan is used to indulge people's appetite. A little ambiguity pales in comparison. Personally, I think that the only role of the role of Neihai in this film can only be understood as maintaining the consistency of the relationship with the characters in the TV series.
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